It's Always a treat to introduce new talent to the audience at large, and we've done a lot of it here. Some of these names have gone on to make waves, some of them disappeared shortly after appearing on Indy In-Tune. I don't take any credit for either of those. Kiefer and David from this week's show have a really neat sound to them, which I would be tempted to generalize as John Mayer meets Eminem, except that this would also show how, while I consider myself on a expert in the music of the seven-county area, I know almost nothing about current music outside of Indianapolis. In fact, have I ever even heard a John Mayer album? Or am I only familiar with his music from people covering it on open mic night?That said, I really do like what these guys are putting out. Good, solid songwriting and lyrics, with a bit of edginess. If we can get some production behind them (come on Azmyth), then I think they might be on to something, assuming they can find a venue to call home. The other problem with doing something just a bit different is that you tend to be real lonely.Links referenced in the show:
Kiefer Jones and David Lee can be found here: |
In the co-host slot is Irish from the , Tuesdays from 8 to midnight on .
David Lee was previously on with the band .
Kiefer Jones was previously in Austin and Biloxi with the .
Their three-song EP is available for $2, contact the band to get your copy.
Put the movie on your "to watch" list if you haven't seen it.
David hails from the area of town, back it it wasn't exactly the hipster heaven it is today.
